A Journalist's Grief: Reflecting on the Human Cost of 9/11 As we mark the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, the memories of that day remain etched in our collective consciousness.
The trauma, loss, and scale of destruction continue to evoke a range of emotions – from grief to outrage. Martha Raddatz, an accomplished journalist, was on assignment that day, covering events at the State Department.
Her husband, also a journalist, was stationed at the Pentagon, where he was caught up in the devastating attack. As she recounts her story, it's clear that Raddatz's professionalism was tested to its limits.